Founded in 1843 by John A. Stewart, the Gazette D'Ottawa has established itself as a cornerstone of journalism in Ottawa, Ontario. Initially a local news outlet, it evolved to embrace both print and digital formats, offering a diverse range of content from municipal news to political analysis and cultural coverage. Recognized for its commitment to accuracy and integrity, the Gazette D'Ottawa played a vital role during significant national events, including Confederation and both World Wars, shaping public discourse and informing the community. On OldNews.com, you can discover scans of the Gazette D'Ottawa, starting 1878, with a total of 901 scans available. These historical records may mention notable figures and events, as well as connections to your own family history. Take a moment to search for old newspapers on OldNews.com to uncover the stories that have shaped our past.